Rails - May 2005 - Calling stored procedure for delete/destroy.

It looks like the delete statement for models is hardcoded. In my current
project, direct delete permissions are denied on all tables. So any deleting
of data needs to be performed through stored procedures. Freeze is called at
the end of the destroy method, so that means it can''t be overriden,
correct?
How can I override this with my own code?

Thanks,
Steve

> It looks like the delete statement for models is hardcoded. In my  
> current
> project, direct delete permissions are denied on all tables. So any  
> deleting
> of data needs to be performed through stored procedures. Freeze is  
> called at
> the end of the destroy method, so that means it can''t be
overriden,
> correct?
> How can I override this with my own code?
You can indeed just overwrite the destroy method and call freeze  
yourself when you''re done. Freeze is mostly just there as a reminder,  
so you don''t even _need_ to call it.
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